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Drain the pinto beans into a colander and rinse with cold water.
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Add the green chile enchilada sauce and cook until it's mostly absorbed by the beans, then turn off heat and stir in the sour cream.
One at a time, open the whole chiles with your fingers and wipe with paper towels to dry them and remove seeds. Make into two stacks.
Spray the casserole dish with non-stick spray and make a layer of half the green chiles.
Then make a layer with half the bean mixture.
Followed by a layer with half the cheese.
Make another layer each of whole green chiles, bean mixture, and cheese.
Bake with the lid on or covered with foil at 375F/190C for about 30 minutes.
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1 T olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped small
1/2 green bell pepper, chopped small
2 tsp. minced garlic
1 tsp. ground cumin
salt to taste
2 cans (15 oz. each) pinto beans
1 can (27 oz.) whole green chiles (Mild green chiles, not jalapenos)
1 cup Green Chile Enchilada Sauce (from a 15 oz. can; you can freeze the rest. Use a gluten-free brand like La Victoria for gluten-free)
1/2 cup low-fat sour cream
2 cups low-fat grated cheddar cheese (I used Four Cheese Mexican Blend from Costco.)
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A Guide to Paris' Most Expensive Neighborhoods
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Aristocracy does not come cheap, but we wouldnt want it to anyway. For those whove been afforded the luxury of living the grand life, the intimacy and exclusivity of such a status is part of the appeal. World-class prestige, however, is not content with average residences and so, with a love for the glamorous, worldwide addresses are born. As the eighth most expensive city in the world in 2013 according to
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Price tags on these iconic properties start anywhere from €6,700 ($9,000 USD) per square meter to €11,120 ($15,000 USD). Renting or owning in the citys top areas remind us that investing in Paris history involves a hefty premium.
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Saint Germain-des-Prés in the 6th Arrondissement located on the River Seine, is the quintessential Paris neighborhood. Home to famous artists and writers in the past like George Sand, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway and Oscar Wilde, the charming streets and upscale boutiques have attracted sophisticated buyers and residents. Its art culture is booming due to its many high-priced art galleries, antique shops, historic architecture, and Musée de Cluny a museum dedicated to the arts of the Middle Ages and housed in a Gothic building.
In the years following World War II, philosophers, movie makers, and musicians met in the Saint Germain-des-Prés cafés, establishing the neighborhood as a center of intellectual thought. In the center of this prestigious town sits the oldest church in Paris, Romanesque Église Saint Germain-des-Prés. Today the church is home to small hotels, antique shops, and rare bookstores. When it comes to shopping, top-notch stores like Louis Vuitton and Armani have made their residence on its streets.
With its prestigious history, central location and beautiful architecture, the arrondissement remains one of Frances richest districts in terms of average income. Snagging a home here today will cost around 11,120 ($15,000 USD) per square meter, but seems well worth the investment.
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"I love Paris tenderly and am French only by this great city: the glory of France, and one of the noblest ornaments of the world." Michel De Montaigne, French Renaissance Writer
Eiffel Tower in the 7th Arrondissement
One of the most famous tourist destinations in the world, the Eiffel Tower is found in 7th Arrondissement, which is also understandably one of the most expensive areas to live in. Average property price is around 10,750 ($14,000 USD) per square meter and occupying its residences are mostly French upper class and nobility. This fashionable area is France's second richest district in average income and Paris' first. Its highwalled gardens and classical mansions built by nobility are a slice of history all by themselves, making residential properties here an enviable luxury.
Considered the most aristocratic district of the area, the 7th contains Les Invalides a complex of buildings containing museums, monuments and burial site for France's war heroes, including the infamous Napoleon Bonaparte. It is also home to many foreign diplomatic embassies. The quiet elegance of the most prestigious Parisian postcodes is dominated by tranquil, clean and bourgeois accommodations among its Georges-Eugene Haussmann buildings and 1930's architecture.
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Avenue Montaigne in the 8th Arrondissement
Running from the Place de la Concorde to the Place de lEtoile, the 8th Arrondissement boasts the home of the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Élysées and Place de la Concorde. Adding value to its status, this neighborhood is the official residence of the President of France at Élysées Palace. Paris' main business district flourishes here in the heart of historic landmarks, 19th century architecture, and upscale stores. Sitting tall at 75 feet, the 3,300-year-old Obelisk of Luxor rests peacefully in this destination.
Starting around 9,030 ($12,000 USD) per square meter, the average property is a little more affordable than its neighboring 6th and 7th districts. The more bourgeois and grand homes can be found in the triangle dor, which is the area between the Champs Élysées and the Seine as well as on Avenue Montaigne. Stores specializing in high fashion, such as Louis Vuitton, Dior, Chanel, Fendi, and Valentino can be seen on Avenue Montaigne. The avenue is currently thought to maintain a fashion status equal to rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré one of the most fashionable streets in the world holding every major global fashion house.
While the Champs Élysées real estate offers various styles of homes and choice shops, its disadvantage lies in the heavy flow of tourists visiting its sites.
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Trocadéro in the 16th Arrondissement
Mainly a residential upper-class area, properties in the north side of the 16th Arrondissement tend to be very chic with a quieter, family environment. Ornate 19th century buildings sit along large avenues and various parks and prestigious schools in this district associated with great wealth in French popular culture. The affluent area has long been known as one of French high society's favorite places to live and has been compared to New York's Upper East Side or London's Kensington neighborhood.
Known as Arrondissement de Passy, average household income here ranks fourth richest in France's residential areas. The least populated of the arrondissements, an address will cost around 6,776 ($9,000 USD) per square meter. The Trocadéro area of the 16th is home to the famous Palais de Chaillot where a number of museums now sit. Also, the Auteuil villas, once home to Victor Hugo and Moliére, sit among its grounds and have become a fashionable country retreat for French elites. These exclusive gated communities (a rarity in Paris) are surrounded by lush landscapes and views of the Eiffel Tower.
Generally, those looking for more modern architecture should seek out Auteuil. However, most inhabitants are local rather than foreign investors. But, when the sun sets in the evenings, this district enjoys quiet tranquility which is upheld by its affluent residents. The 16th arrondissement continues to be one of the safest places in Paris.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. -- Oregon State senior forward El Sara Greer was
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El Sara Greer (Waterloo, Iowa) led OSU to its biggest come-from-behind
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Landscape, care and the relational self: therapeutic encounters in rural England
Conradson, D. (2005) Landscape, care and the relational self: therapeutic encounters in rural England. Health and Place, 11, (4), 337-348. (doi:10.1016/j.healthplace.2005.02.004).
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Over the last decade a number of studies have employed notions of therapeutic landscape to describe the ways in which places become implicated in processes of healing or health enhancement. While this work has usefully highlighted the environmental, social and symbolic dimensions of such places, relatively less consideration has been given to the relational dynamics through which these therapeutic effects emerge. In this paper I seek to address this absence through engagement with two related bodies of work: ecological formulations of place and relational notions of selfhood. These ideas are explored with reference to the experiences of guests at a respite care centre in Dorset, a predominantly rural county in southern England. Alongside its residential services, this centre places a strong emphasis on facilitating guests' engagement with the wider natural environment in which it is set. A number of general analytical and methodological points are developed with regard to future therapeutic landscape research.
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Subjects: | G Geography. Anthropology. Recreation > G Geography (General) R Medicine > RM Therapeutics. Pharmacology |
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The Fujifilm FinePix HS10 flagship superzoom sports a 30x optical zoom but also features a back-illuminated sensor and sweep panoramic mode. |
Fujifilm have some pretty exciting cameras under their belt. They have the models with the EXR sensor, the 3D camera and now they're pushing the features on the superzooms. The HS10 has a 30x optical zoom and so many features, I'm losing track.
Fujifilm FinePix HS10: Features
We've all seen the superzooms being churned out but what has the HS10 got that the others don't? What makes it worth the hefty price tag? For a start, there's that eye watering 30x optical zoom. That gives a total coverage of 24 - 720mm in 35mm terms. That will surely destroy the amount of light that can be captured, so the HS10 has been fitted with a new BSI-CMOS sensor. BSI standing for Back Side Illuminated. With a name like that, I'm unsurprised they decided to abbreviate. The way it works is in the construction. The wiring that normally sits on top of the photodiode layer has been placed behind the photodiodes to allow more light to hit the sensitive layer. It means faster shutter speeds in lower light, higher frames per second and less noise due to being able to use a lower sensitivity.
More experienced photographers will be happy to know that the HS10 shoots in Raw although this has to be enabled in the main menu and certain features will be disabled such as the dynamic range compensation.
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A new processor has been developed for the HS10 to cope with the huge zoom, extra performance of the sensor and additional features such as motion panorama, multi motion capture and pro light mode. However, I found in the tests that the processor is exceptionally slow, especially when recording JPEG and Raw together. With a normal SD card, it took three seconds to get the preview on the screen and a total of nine seconds before the preview disappeared. This doesn't sound a lot but when you're out in the real world, it can be an age. This improves slightly using an SDHC card with the image showing on screen in just over 2 seconds and being ready for the next shot after five seconds. I still think this is a long time though and I got frustrated waiting at times.
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Fujifilm FinePix HS10: Handling
There are number of quirky features that the HS10 has to help with your photography. The most noticeable is the tilting screen which is great for shooting high or low viewpoints. Unfortunately, it doesn't twist sideways so it's useless if you're shooting portrait orientation.
The command dial on the top shoulder has been placed at a jaunty angle so it's easier to grip onto without moving as much. This helps lessen shake which will help with that large zoom. Pro Low-light mode has been featured on the Fujifilm compacts since the introduction of the EXR sensor and it's been expanded to include a Multi-motion capture mode and Motion Remover which I think is possibly the most interesting one.
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It works by taking five images in succession, and mapping them together. It then analyses anything that has moved in the frame and removes it. This ingenious feature is great for touring the sights of a famous city where other tourists will get in the way but not so good on landscapes or on a windy day.
The chunky grip is great to hold and I like the manual zoom ring on the lens as well as a function ring next to the body. The buttons and dials are easy to use and could be susceptible to getting knocked if you aren't careful. A lot of people are happy with the inclusion of AA batteries and I think it's subjective on whether you prefer them or not. I personally don't like them but I know many people see the pros outweigh the cons.
Fujifilm FinePix HS10: Performance
All images were taken in Raw where possible and converted using the Fujifilm Raw converter that comes with the camera.
In diverse lighting, the HS10 copes really well, it manages to expose areas bathed in bright sunlight without burning out highlights and still manages to retain detail in shadow areas. The same goes for strong side-lighting, the cameras metering system copes nicely.
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With sunlight directly in the frame, the camera suffers badly from lens flare which manifests in the form of hexagonal spots and light streaks. With digital cameras, a type of lens flare can occur that looks like a cluster of rainbows. This phenomenon is caused by diffraction on the image sensor.
Backlit subjects look really good with plenty of detail still in the shadow areas although there's noticeable chromatic aberration in the form of a thin line of purple fringing on high contrast edges.
Focusing is speedier than other superzooms I've reviewed in the past and although the camera hunts through the focal range before settling on the optimum area, it gets through that range pretty fast. There are a number of focusing modes, three of which are available on the rear navigation pad.
Because of the diversity of the camera, it has to be able to cope with all styles of photography, so sports not just a macro mode but also a super macro mode that has a close focusing of 1cm. This can only be used at full wide-angle setting so be prepared for some distortion.
Aside from the macro modes, on the left side of the screen are two buttons, one marked AF C-S-M which scrolls through continuous, single or manual focusing while the button above rotates through the focusing point options such as multi-point, centre-point, area select and tracking. The AF tracking system is a simple idea enabled by pressing the left key on the navigation pad, but it's not efficient and can't keep on the subject if they move quickly.
Images straight out of the camera are a little soft and in need of some sharpening in an editing suite and for this reason the camera seems to not be able to show as much detail as it's capable of recording. They're not out of focus though, so I don't think it's a dodgy focusing system but I got a new model to test to be on the safe side.
Raw files come out of the computer at 15.18Mb while JPEGs are a more modest 3.95Mb. When a Raw file is compressed to JPEG through the Fujifilm Raw processing system, the finished image comes out at 3.67Mb.
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In a similar way to the Ricoh CX3 which was reviewed on 15th April 2010, the backlit sensor helps improve noise performance because the increased light on the sensor allows for lower ISO in darker situations. Also, the shutter speeds don't have to be as long and long shutter speeds make the pixels heat up because they're active, which also creates a type of noise.
This improved performance has seen the manufacturers dare to add an extra step of sensitivity on the camera and the HS10 has a top setting of ISO6400 which also remains at a full size image.
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The ISO100 test. |
The ISO200 test. |
The ISO400 test. |
The ISO800 test. |
The ISO1600 test. |
The ISO3200 test |
The ISO6400 test. |
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The ISO100 test. |
The ISO200 test. |
The ISO400 test. |
The ISO800 test. |
The ISO1600 test. |
The ISO3200 test. |
The ISO6400 test. |
Noise reduction on the HS10 works really well and in natural light, I can't see noise appear at all until ISO800 where the image starts to get the painted look because the detail is starting to be smoothed out. Multi-coloured pixels start to appear in low and mid-range areas of the pictures and these get worse as the ISO settings are increased.
At ISO3200 most of the detail in the scene has gone and the only difference between ISO3200 and ISO6400 is the addition of blue and purple spots in contrasting areas of the frame.
In controlled light, a similar result occurs than what I found outside. The images are really nice and smooth at low to mid-range ISO settings. ISO800 shows a slight change in the quality as noise starts to creep through and break down the edges of sharp lines. To be fair to the camera, you have to view the images at 100% magnification to see the changes taking place and it's not until ISO3200 that the quality degrades enough for it to be an issue at normal viewing distance.
Even though ISO6400 is suffering from a big noise problem, the camera still tries to hold onto its dignity by producing a half decent image. In fact if these were the results I get all the time, I'd have no problem using a high ISO setting.
Colour reproduction
One area I think the Fuji could be improved on is colour saturation. I found in natural light that cool colours such as blue and green just didn't come out as rich as I'd like or expect. Still, this could be attributed to Fujifilm programming sensors to give the look of 35mm film that they make because it has a coolness to it. Bold colours are reproduced nicely, although in bright light, I got some bleeding of really strong red onto darker colours. Foliage and sky blue aren't unpleasant when looking at the picture but compared to the actual scene, they're ever so slightly off.
In controlled light, blue is over saturated as I expected from Fujifilm while warmer colours appear more pale. Tricky colours such as purple are handled well and I like that even in images with strong colours, pastels and subtle hues aren't ignored. Earthy browns and greens look a bit darker than I like but mono tones, I think they've come out nicely.
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Dynamic range
The Fujifilm FinePix HS10 has the dynamic range compensation system which is found in the main menu and has three settings of DR100, DR200 and DR400.
At ISO100, only DR100 is available, at ISO200, DR200 also becomes available and from ISO400, all three are open to use.
I got some balanced results from the HS10 in natural daylight, it cooled down the warmth of sunlight while warming up shaded areas. There are three fluorescent settings to combat the strong cast of strip lights. The reason being that there are different types of strip light that give a different cast, so it's simply looking at the scene in each setting and using the closest match. Luckily, the camera will show the scene behind you so you can see the colour change as you select the setting. It's best to have something white in the frame so you can teel the correct setting easier.
The nearest setting that I had came out quite well unlike the auto setting that gave a very green finish. The tungsten setting also worked well enough in the preset mode while the auto setting gives an orange cast as it can't cope with the warmth of the lights. It's always best to take a manual reading if you can and it's easy enough to do with the Fujifilm FinePix HS10. Choose the custom white-balance setting in the list, hold the camera over something pure white such as a piece of paper and press the shutter release button. Once the camera has registered the new setting, press Ok and the setting is saved.
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Fluorescent | |
Auto white-balance fluorescent. |
White-balance fluorescent. |
Tungsten | |
Auto white-balance tungsten. |
White-balance tungsten. |
Battery life
The Fujifilm FinePix HS10 uses 4x AA batteries which aren't my cup of tea in the slightest, I prefer a rechargeable Lithium Ion type. Sure I know the advantages of AA batteries, but it still annoys me when they don't last as long. I don't like batteries dying on me at all regardless of the variety they are. For that reason. Even using rechargeable batteries irks me so I tend to gravitate towards cameras that I'm more confident won't run out of power.
That being said, the standard pack of batteries that came in the box lasted me the entire test period with around 200 - 300 images being taken, using the screen on the back mostly, reviewing every image and recording to Raw/JPEG which takes more processing time. I also shot some video footage which isn't thrifty on power a the best of times.
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Buffer read/write times
There are a two continuous shooting modes and they're accessed using the button on the top plate between the shutter release and mode dial. You can choose from Top7 (Top6 if you're shooting in Raw) and Best frame capture.
The Top7 mode takes six or seven quick succession images which it transfers to a temporary buffer to process onto the card once the camera has finished. That way, speed isn't affected by the processor trying to work on the images. It took the seven JPEGs in half a second which is a speed of 14fps. Very fast and a shame it can't do more than seven pictures. It's also a shame that the pictures take a total of 29sec to take, preview and process the images.
In Raw, the speed is noticeably slower to take the pictures but takes a similar total processing time. The six Raw images are taken in a little over a second.
Lens performance
Considering a Fujinon lens has been used on the HS10, I'm surprised at the lack of quality. As well as the previously mentioned softness all over, chromatic aberration and lens flare, the lens also suffers from much softer resolution at the edges. Because of the all over softness, centre sharpness is dicey at best although the massive zoom does make it a bit better if you zoom in.
A lens hood would've been a great addition to the extras in the box because it would've helped with the lens flare problem although judging by the amount of flare showing, it would have only reduced it.
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Fujifilm FinePix HS10 wide angle |
Fujifilm FinePix HS10 zoomed in. |
Fujifilm FinePix HS10: Verdict
When we drill down to the nitty gritty, is a massive feature-set and a few unique systems really enough to warrant getting a camera such as this one? Colours can be pale and the lens isn't the best I've seen on a Fuji camera.
Comparable models include the Olympus SP800 UZ at £329.99 which also has a 30x optical zoom but Olympus have sacrificed 4mm at the wide end to add 120mm at full zoom, so it depends on if you prefer the Fujifilm 24mm wide-angle or the Olympus 840mm top end. The Pentax X90 has a smaller 26x optical zoom but has a 26mm wide angle view that extends to 676mm in 35mm terms but comes in at a more appealing £294.99.
There's tonnes of features on the camera, more than enough to keep you busy for a long time, there are innovative features such as the motion remover, 30x optical zoom and Fujfilm are pushing the technology by being one of the first manufacturers to use a backlit sensor. Despite all this I can't help but feel that the camera has to come down in price to nearer the £300 mark. I think then it will be a good price.
Fujifilm FinePix HS10: Pros |
30x optical zoom |
Backlit sensor increases light sensitivity |
Loads of interesting modes |
Great noise performance at low to medium settings |
Feels good to hold and use with the manual zoom and chunky grip |
Brilliant metering system and dynamic range |
Fujifilm FinePix HS10: Cons |
Bad chromatic aberration from lens |
Pale colours in natural light |
Soft images |
Bad lens flare |
Fujifilm FinePix HS10: Specification
Price | £374.99 |
Contact | www.fujifilm.co.uk |
Optical zoom | 30x Fujinon f/2.8 - 5.6 |
Resolution | 10.3Mp |
Sensor size | 1/2.3in |
Sensor type | BSI-CMOS (back-side illuminated) |
Max. Image size | 3648x2736 |
Aspect ratio | 4:3, 3:2, 16:9 |
Focusing system | TTL |
Focusing points | |
Focus type | Area, multi, centre, tracking, continuous AF, manual focus |
Focus distance | 50cm - infinity, 10cm - 3m macro, 1cm - 1m supermacro |
File types | JPEG, Raw |
ISO sensitivity | ISO100 - 6400 |
Metering system | TTL |
Metering types | Programme AE, aperture-priority AE, shutter-priority AE, manual |
Exposure compensation | +/- 2EV in 1/3 step increments |
Shutter speed range | 4sec - 1/4000sec |
Frames-per-second | 10fps for 7 frames (JPEG) or 6 frames (Raw) |
Image stabilisation | Yes, CMOS shift & High ISO & Hyper digital Image stabilisation |
Monitor | 3in colour tilting LCD |
Media type | SD, SDHC |
Interface | USB 2.0 |
Power | 4x AA batteries |
Size | 130.6x90.7x126mm |
Weight | 636g (excl. batteries and card) |
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Nonlinear system identification and control using state transition algorithm. Applied Mathematics and Computation 226: 169-179 (2014) - [j10]Xiaojun Zhou, David Yang Gao, Chunhua Yang:
Canonical primal-dual algorithm for solving fourth-order polynomial minimization problems. Applied Mathematics and Computation 227: 246-255 (2014) - [j9]
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A Comparative Study of State Transition Algorithm with Harmony Search and Artificial Bee Colony. BIC-TA 2013: 651-659 - [c9]
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Research on the Multi-scale Electronic Map Overlaying and Rendering in Global 3D Terrain Environment. ICIG 2013: 742-747 - [i8]Xiaojun Zhou:
A Multiobjective State Transition Algorithm for Single Machine Scheduling. CoRR abs/1303.7015 (2013) - [i7]Xiaolin Tang, Chunhua Yang, Xiaojun Zhou, Weihua Gui:
A Discrete State Transition Algorithm for Generalized Traveling Salesman Problem. CoRR abs/1304.7607 (2013) - [i6]Xiaojun Zhou:
Optimal Design of Water Distribution Networks by Discrete State Transition Algorithm. CoRR abs/1304.7622 (2013) - 2012
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Modeling and optimizing maintenance schedule for energy systems subject to degradation. Computers & Industrial Engineering 63(3): 607-614 (2012) - [j7]Tangbin Xia, Lifeng Xi, Xiaojun Zhou, Jay Lee:
Dynamic maintenance decision-making for series-parallel manufacturing system based on MAM-MTW methodology. European Journal of Operational Research 221(1): 231-240 (2012) - [j6]Xiaojun Zhou, Zhiqiang Lu, Lifeng Xi:
Preventive maintenance optimization for a multi-component system under changing job shop schedule. Rel. Eng. & Sys. Safety 101: 14-20 (2012) - [i5]
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Initial version of State Transition Algorithm. CoRR abs/1208.0228 (2012) - [i3]Xiaojun Zhou:
Discrete State Transition Algorithm for Unconstrained Integer Optimization Problems. CoRR abs/1209.4199 (2012) - [i2]
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A Comparative Study of State Transition Algorithm with Harmony Search and Artificial Bee Colony. CoRR abs/1210.5035 (2012) - 2011
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The Design of Digital Television Multimedia Message Service System. Computer and Information Science 2(2): 141- (2009) - [j4]Jianbo Yu, Lifeng Xi, Xiaojun Zhou:
Identifying source(s) of out-of-control signals in multivariate manufacturing processes using selective neural network ensemble. Eng. Appl. of AI 22(1): 141-152 (2009) - [c6]Shaojie Lv, Cai Meng, Fugen Zhou, Bo Liu, Xiaojun Zhou:
Visual Model Based C-Arm System Calibration and Image Correction. BMEI 2009: 1-5 - [c5]Xiaojun Zhou, Cai Meng, Limin Fan, Shaojie Lv:
The Research of Global Correction for C-Arm X-Ray Image Based on Pin-Hole Model. BMEI 2009: 1-5 - [c4]Bo Ju, Lifeng Xi, Xiaojun Zhou:
New Product Design Based Target Cost Control with BP Neural Network and Genetic Algorithm - A Case Study in Chinese Automobile Industry. ISICA 2009: 111-122 - 2008
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Intelligent monitoring and diagnosis of manufacturing processes using an integrated approach of KBANN and GA. Computers in Industry 59(5): 489-501 (2008) - [j2]Xiaojun Zhou:
Rebuttals to "Comments on 'Reliability-centered predictive maintenance scheduling for a continuously monitored system subject to degradation' by X. Zhou, L. Xi and J. Lee [Reliab Eng Syst Saf 2007; 92: 530-534]". Rel. Eng. & Sys. Safety 93(11): 1774-1775 (2008) - 2007
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Reliability-centered predictive maintenance scheduling for a continuously monitored system subject to degradation. Rel. Eng. & Sys. Safety 92(4): 530-534 (2007) - [c3]Jinlan Liu, Yuan Li, Xiaojun Zhou:
Fuzzy Clustering Graph for Graded-Evaluation of Hydrocarbon Reserves Value. FSKD (4) 2007: 488-492 - [c2]Tiantai Guo, Xiaojun Zhou:
VR-Based Virtual Test Technology and Its Application in Instrument Development. HCI (14) 2007: 468-477 - 2003
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A Multi-agent System Based on ECA Rule. GCC (2) 2003: 1026-1029
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Well it rained, so I am stuck doing indoor cardio instead of sprints.
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There is some way to run boinc process using a apple X-grid? Regards.
No, for the same reason why you can't run BOINC on a standard cluster: 1) The software has to be specifically written to support clustering protocols. 2) It defeats the purpose of using the spare CPU cycles of standard "everyday" computers. The goal of BOINC is to use the waste cycles that everyone else isn't using.
(1) is fine, but I don't necessarily agree with (2). With modern CPUs, there's a much fuzzier definition of "waste cycles". Power management features often throttle down CPU performance when it's not being used heavily. A lot of people run SETI or other BOINC projects on dedicated computers. I'd say the goal of BOINC at this point is to get as much volunteer computing power for scientific projects as possible, whether the cycles are "spare" or not. But the overall point that Xgrid takes special configuration is true. Xgrid is sort of replicating BOINC on smaller, more private scales. It kind of allows you to run an internal BOINC-like project on all the computers your organization owns.
I purposely left out the discussion of Power Management features because it's largely irrelevant. "Waste cycles" in this context, means "when you have your computer powered on and you're browsing the web or writing something in a document, the rest of your CPU power that you are not utilizing goes toward the science of your choice". While yes, many modern CPUs can turn off unused cores and throttle down the CPU, "waste" still means unused while the computer is used. Sure, there will be more "waste" donating it to science than to let it throttle down, but that's largely negligible by comparison to simply leaving it on all the time, 24/7. Creating farms or leaving your computer on 24/7 goes above and beyond what the BOINC or any science project asks for. Its largely your choice if you wish to donate the extra, but not what is asked of you. Ultimately, the goal is still to use the "spare" cycles when you happen to have your computer powered on and in use, regardless of power saving features. Most people simply turn off their machines when not in use, thus saving far more than the power saving features would provide. Creating clusters is just far above and beyond the scope and intent of BOINC in terms of cost. The goal is in the theory of the idea that all the spare power in the world is more powerful than even the most expensive and powerful super computers. If clusters were part of the original idea to get as much work done, then the scientists could simply request time (in exchange for pay) on one of those aforementioned "most powerful super computers" without the need for distributed computing, which is what most of those super computers are built for in the first place.
Ok, Thanks for your reply.